Does the cleaner remove oil and grease stains as well?
25372
My perception was that if oil or grease had penetrated the wood grain the cleaner would not remove them. It seemed to me best for removing relatively superficial grime and otherwise preparing the wood for the stain to be applied after.
25373
Don't know, the piece I cleaned didn't have grease or oil stains. I used it to remove the gray patina that happens to teak when left out in the elements!
1582099
I have not used it to clean a gas range but it is a good cleaner of grease.
1787588
No but it's worth a chance as it takes out all fruit stains and grease and oil
356087
i really don't know. it dosen't say anything about a cleaner. I wash everything really good and then i put it on.
2002042
I believe so. It is the only drain cleaner I will swear buy. But I never tried it on oil.
4557
The oil that I successfully removed was olive oil. I believe it should work with all types of oil. As the product is not that expensive, I would strongly recommend you give it a try. You need to be patient. It works but it takes a very long time (2 whole days or longer) and sometimes if your oil stain is really bad, you may need to do it twice but it does work. The oil stain was completely gone and the granite is as good as new. You should also buy the stone sealer after you've removed the stain and seal your granite to prevent future stains. Hope this helps.
1691630
It does take scrubbing. I rub a small amount of olive oil on it after I clean it to take away the staining.
1669034
I think it does. It cleans everything. There is a page you can view that tells you the amount of time to leave the product on the surface that you are cleaning. Some stains one second, others one minute, and so forth.
2122698
No, Just well enough to get the thick oil coating off. It should still be black when clean.
1020005
Nope, the scrubbing pads have cleaner in them. No need to use additional cleaner.
1759176
Nope, no grease or oil. Should not be a problem to wash off the Camilus shears either. .
482320
Hey there!,Unfortunately not. We suggest light soapy sponge to remove stains or dirt.Thanks!,Anthony at Joovy
1189612
It does take off the stain but not after one use. It takes several uses for it to come off but does work and smells good as well.
590930
Yes, this is the best cleaner I have used. We had some older pans that had oxidation around the rivets. A kitchen glove, steel wool, and Sokoff and these pans look like new!
663526
Well, on the bottle it says "Cleans & Conditions, Softens, Resists Soiling, Buffs, Retards Waterspotting, Protects Against Sun, Safe for Leather & Vinyl". So...with that being said I would think that maybe it would help clean the oil stain but I'm not 100% sure. I might be worth a try.
1850155
Of course, it lubricates it and cleans it.. I use every time ! Just wipe down excess oil, and put away for next time!
1472816
I have not used this to clean Oil/Grease other than what was on the floor near my stove. I imagine since this is oxygenated bleach it would work but I would suggest looking at the company website to see what they suggest. One key thing to using this product is to make sure it is completely dissolved in warm water and to use it immediately. Allowing it to soak for a few minutes also helps "bleach" the dirt away. Good luck!